EKSCAT School Fees 2023/2024 Academic Session

In a recent communique released by the Ekiti State College of Agriculture and Technology, Isan Ekiti, the school fees for the 2023/2024 academic session have been published on the school’s website. Both returning and fresh students (freshers) are required to pay their fees before the resumption date to avoid any disruptions to their academic activities.

Tuition Fees Breakdown:

The school management has disclosed that the tuition fees for the 2023/2024 academic session at EKSCAT are as follows:

1. Returning Students: Returning students are expected to pay N33,000 (Thirty-three thousand Naira) as their school fees for the academic session.
2. Fresh Students (Freshers): Fresh students, also known as freshers, will need to pay N50,000 (Fifty thousand Naira) as their school fees for the same academic session.

Acceptance Fee:

All newly admitted students are required to pay an acceptance fee of N20,000 (Twenty thousand Naira) alongside other departmental and faculty fees. The acceptance fee is compulsory and nonrefundable.

Payment Procedure:

Students can conveniently make their tuition fee payments online by following these steps:

1. Visit the school’s official website and generate your student’s ID.
2. Get your student’s ID verified on the student portal.
3. Log in to the student portal and select “School Fees Payment.”
4. Fill in the required details after making the payment and submit the information.
5. Ensure to print out the receipt after successful payment.

Fees for Indigenes and Non-Indigenes:

It is worth noting that both indigenes and non-indigenes of EKSCAT will pay the same amount for the school fees, which is N33,000 for the 2023/2024 academic session.

Conclusion:

To ensure a smooth academic experience, all students are urged to pay their fees on time and avoid delays. The school’s administration wishes all students good luck and hopes they have a fulfilling time on the campus. For further information, students can access the latest school news, examination past questions, and scholarships on the school’s blog